The War of 1812 did not start because of a military action, but it was built up with the disagreements on trading and the taxing of goods shipped in and out of the U.S. The most important thing that got the U.S. in the War is the treatment of the Americans on the high seas. It was mostly the English that did not show any respect to the sailors (by the impressment of them) and also the passengers.

Her Majesty's Ship the leopard attacked the U.S.S. Chesapeake on February of 1807, while looking for British sailors who have jumped ship and joined the American Navy and Shipping industry. In this attack three Americans were killed and eighteen others were injured.

President Jefferson wanted to solve this matter with diplomacy, not war. In thinking this way he helped create the Embargo act, which was designed "to

In all of the wars the only thing that they have in common, they are all based on the American citizens pressuring the president into war and the fact that economics played a big role in the starlings of the War of 1812, the Spanish-American war and World War I.

When the Germans heard about what was happening they started to destroy the passenger ships so that the supplies would not reach the allies.

Through out the beginning of World War I the United States tried to stay neutral, but this was not the case once we were threatened. The Germans in the sinking of the Lusitaina threatened us. A new war weapon, a German U-boat, sank the Lusitaina. The U-boats were designed to sink any ship with out warning. World War I was a very important to the United States because it opened our markets to mass production of war weapons, and the U.S. jumped at the first opportunity to join and lead this market. When the U.S. would ship the supplies needed to help the allies, all the other countries that the U.S. did not help looked down upon them. When this happened, the U.S. started smuggling the supplies to the allies through the use of passenger liners that were going that way.

The leader of the War Hawks was a man by the name of henry Clay. Henry Clay was the Speaker of the House. He once said, "I prefer the troubled oceans of war . . . with all its calamities . . . to the tranquil and putrescent pool in ignominious peace!"

The Spanish-American War was al

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